

The End of Evil: A LILTH Conversation w/Chris Green and Jordan Daniel Wood
7 snips Oct 31, 2024
Bishop Chris Green, a leader in the Continuing Anglican Movement and author, joins theologian Jordan Daniel Wood, an expert on Maximus Confessor. They dive into the complex nature of evil and its persistent presence in the world. The conversation highlights themes from George MacDonald's 'Lilith,' exploring the connection between free will, divine goodness, and community. They discuss how love and trust in divine redemption can counteract negativity, while also introducing the profound concept of Perichoresis in understanding the Trinity.
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Annihilation Isn't The End
- George MacDonald argues destroying evil doesn't end it; good must replace what was evil.
- Chris Green insists salvation preserves human freedom while affirming God's power.
Surface Heart Vs Deep Heart
- Simone Weil distinguishes a shallow, gossiping heart from an innermost heart united with God.
- Chris Green says the Spirit traverses that distance to reveal our true desire for God.
Becoming Is Our True Beginning
- Jordan Wood argues our end—desiring God—is really our true beginning.
- He says freedom completes creation by willing the good at the place we once failed.